a Bradley with wings, awesome.
Aircraft Aircraft carrier when?
1931 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zveno_project
Bonus points because they actually used it in a war
The 20s and 30s were the Cambrian Explosion for mechanics.
“Throw it the wall, see if it sticks!”
Two world wars sorted that shit with the quickness.
How did they patch bullet holes in dirigibles mid-flight? Was this necessary?
Barring the situations where they violently erupted into flames because the lifting gas was hydrogen, they deflate pretty slowly because of a combination of the relatively low pressure in the envelope and the relatively huge volume of the envelope compared to the size of a bullet hole. WIth the combination of not much force pushing lifting gas out and an enormous quantity of gas to be moved to reduce lift, they have a long time before they sink completely
Just dodge
Arsenal Bird
Context:
https://www.twz.com/air/yes-china-just-flew-another-tailless-next-generation-stealth-combat-aircraft
The Shenyang jet.
EDIT: Sorry, my mistake. I think that the post is in fact talking about the JH-XX/Chengdu J-36. Guess there are a lot of mysterious Chinese stealth fighter-bombers floating around at the moment.
arsenal bird when
Fuck that thing, and it’s unlimited factory ass. I’ve got your stonehenge, riiiight here.
Funny how convergent evolution works sometimes.
Flying multi-role crab aircraft it is then.
